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From Burns, OR: Go South on Hwy 205, 26 miles. From Princeton, OR at Hwy 78. Go West on Sodhouse Ln., 18 miles to park.
I picked this park as part of our summer route and the right mileage for a days drive - glad I did. The young lady that checked me in was SO friendly, the sites were clean and well spaced as there were only a dozen or so people there. The rest rooms and showers were clean but DO require a minimum of $2 which is ok - helps save water! The Jackalope Restaurant was closed the night we were there due to the owner/chef/bartender having a personal injury - hope she gets better - I’m sure my burger would have been great the beer cold! There were plenty of birds in the park including at least 20 baby quail chicks. Verizon service was poor but their WI-FI was good. And we were treated to a great sunset and full moon. The only downside (and I knew this) was that it’s 25 miles back to town. All in all a pleasant stay! Thanks.
The absolute best thing about this place is the restaurant and ultra friendly staff. We had the meatloaf and it was out of this world. The VERY BEST meatloaf I have EVER had! And the Chicken Fried Steak was huge! I can't say enough of how friendly the staff were and how delicious the food was.
Now, on the negative side... The night time bugs! We were here in July, which understandably is a bad time, but the mosquitoes and gnats were awful.
"Get away from it all" paradise. An RV park with it all -- gas, propane, clean restrooms and showers, restaurant, shop, bar. Super for hunting season. Great food; they've started up a weekend breakfast buffet that's delicious. Strongly recommended.
Nice RV park off the normal highways & freeways... full hook-ups, a nearby saloon that can meet your libation expectations - with tasty pies, and a small store... gas, showers & laundry available too.
Internet and cell service is sketchy, but, as they say - "you are here to relax, rest, and recharge."
We stayed just one night here.
At check-in, the woman behind the counter (Carol) was welcoming and fun. After commenting that we were likely going to be coming for dinner, she spoke very highly of Robert’s cooking.
We did return and she was right. We had the fish and chips and they were excellent. The fish was clean and not greasy. The fries (pepper, at Carol’s suggestion), were excellent. Carol was our waiter and she did a great job for us.
The park itself is clean and well laid out. They have propane, auto fuel, water and a well-stocked store for the things you forgot.
We strongly recommend this place.
